Being Active When You Have an Aneurysm | Rx for Health
Do you want to feel better, move better and sleep better? Experts now say that any physical activity counts toward better health – even just a few minutes!
Staying Active When Feeling Frail | Rx for Health
The more challenging life becomes, the more you can benefit from physical activity. You are never too old to start being physically active. While it may or may not change the number of years you live, it will help you feel better overall.
Being Active as a Teen | Rx for Health
Your teen years are a time to discover who you are and who you want to become. That includes learning to feel joy and energy and confidence in your body. Make friends and express YOU.
From Utopia to Reality: How EIM is Changing Albanian Healthcare
Discover the changes in how physical activity and medicine intersect. Learn about the role of EIM Albania in this evolution.
Being Active When You Have Type 2 Diabetes | Rx for Health
Being active is a great way to improve the way your body uses insulin and burn more calories to control your weight.
Being Active When You Have Rheumatoid Arthritis | Rx for Health
If you suffer from rheumatoid arthritis (RA), an autoimmune disease that causes inflammation of the joints, being active is an important way to improve your RA symptoms.
Being Active During Pregnancy | Rx for Health
Women should be active throughout pregnancy, starting as early as they can. Studies show that physical activity during the first trimester is safe for the baby.
Being Active When You Have Prediabetes | Rx for Health
Prediabetes is the step before developing type 2 diabetes. Being active and shedding a few pounds are proven strategies that can actually prevent or delay it.
Launching ACSM’s EIM Active Aging Initiative for Older Adults
Discover how aging affects millions and the crucial role of physical activity in promoting wellness among seniors.
2025 EIM Global Leadership Awardees
Celebrate leadership in the realm of physical activity as we honor Dr. James Skinner and his contributions to ACSM.
